Use of {index} in the filename of a screenshot #48
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Add possibility to use {index} in the filename of a screen capture like in the original SeleniumLibrary http://robotframework.org/Selenium2Library/Selenium2Library.html#Capture%20Page%20Screenshot
Update Screenshot.java
Update documentation to reflect the change made to the code.
Change default filename to be more inline with Python Robot.
Update Screenshot.java
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Thank you about this, I'll check if there're some other changes that could be included to release and make that then. Probably still during this week. |
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Possibility to use of {index} in the filename of a screenshot. To be more inline with Python Robot.